Run the most transparent speed test on the web, prove what's really at your address, and explore broadband, funding, and equity data for every county, town, and district in the country — backed by the FCC and 13 other public sources.
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Built for residents, advocates, and local leaders who need real answers about their internet — not marketing numbers.
An honest, plain-English read on your real download, upload, latency, and reliability — in about a minute. No app, no sign-up.
Test my internetThe full cinematic diagnostic — bufferbloat, packet loss, DNS health, traceroute, and medical-grade latency, narrated live as it runs across multiple open-measurement servers.
Open the consoleSee real, measured speeds from testers across the country — mapped against the official FCC coverage claims for the same spots.
Explore the mapWrongly marked “served” at your address? Collect court-grade, time-stamped speed evidence over several days and file an FCC availability challenge with confidence.
Build my evidenceA data center coming to your county? Generate a county-scoped cost-benefit analysis and a fair, data-backed community benefit agreement.
Run the analysisSee exactly how much federal E-Rate funding reaches the schools and libraries in any state, district, county, or community — and turn it into a shareable legislator brief.
Show me the fundingMarco Map turns 14 public data sources into interactive maps, charts, and provider tables for every standard US boundary — and lets you draw your own. Sign in to explore coverage, funding, demographics, and equity at any scale.
States, counties, places, congressional & legislative districts, school districts, tribal lands, MPO/COGs — or draw your own region.
BEAD, RDOF, Capital Projects, and every program — mapped to the hexagon and block.
Pit any two regions against each other and export a polished, citation-ready PDF brief.
Ask questions in plain language, or switch on Expert Mode for funder-grade narrative reports.
Footprints, competition, and technology mix for every provider in the FCC inventory.
Download a full interactive dashboard as a ZIP, or publish a public link in one click.
It takes about a minute, it's completely free, and you'll get an honest answer — not a number your provider wants you to see.
Built on FCC Broadband Data Collection (vintage 2025-12-31) + 13 other public data sources.